Department of Mathematics College of Arts and Sciences Oklahoma State University

Oklahoma State University Is a Public University with Top Facilities and Numerous Degree Programs

Oklahoma State University is a public, coeducational school system of higher education comprising four campuses in Stillwater, Okmulgee, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, along with two health facilities in Tulsa. The central 1,500-acre campus is located in the city of Stillwater. For graduate students, and their friends and family who may visit the local area, there is much to do and see on campus and in Stillwater, as well as in major cities close by, like Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

Of the 23,000 total students enrolled at OSU, the graduate student body comprises 5,000. There are close to 200 different graduate degree programs that are currently offered at OSU.

The Department of Mathematics at OSU Offers Two Degrees, with Three Specializations in Each

The Department of Mathematics at OSU offers Master's and Ph.D. degrees. For both degrees, specializations are offered in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and mathematics education.

Outstanding Faculty in the Department of Mathematics at OSU Conduct Research in Several Interrelated Fields

The Math Department offers all of its students the complete support of an award-winning faculty, as well as the high-end research facilities required in professional research work.

There are several areas of study that graduate students may focus on, including algebra and geometry, analysis, applied mathematics, mathematics education, number theory, representation theory, and topology. The low student-to-teacher ratio helps to create an immediate and intimate environment for students to learn in. There are over 30 full- and part-time professors and assistant professors, all with a doctorate, that lead and support the OSU Math Department.

In recognition of their outstanding research, two of our faculty received prestigious Sloan Fellowships, two are Humboldt Fellows, one has been honored with an AMS Centennial Fellowship, and several have received awards from the Oak Ridge Associated Universities. Several of our faculty members have been honored as the mathematics teacher of the year in the region, and one received the national teacher of the year award, which is given each year to only three mathematics teachers in the country.

Financial Aid Is Available for Mathematics Graduate Students at Oklahoma State University

Graduate students may be able to secure financial assistance through teaching assistant positions as well as by performing research. Stipends for such activities can range from about $13,000 to $14,600 annually. Of course, there are many different grant and scholarship opportunities available to outstanding students who demonstrate superior academic achievement.

• Degrees Offered
• Major Degree Levels Offered
• Pure Mathematics Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
  Master of Science (MS)
• Applied Mathematics Master of Science (MS)
  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
• Mathematics Education Master of Science (MS)
  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

• Degrees Awarded
• Master's Degrees 2
• Doctoral Degrees 1
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported
• * Shows the number of degrees awarded for the last academic year that data was reported.

• Earning Your Degree
• Part-time study available? No
• Evening/weekend programs available? No
• Distance learning programs available? No
• Terminal master's degree available? No

• Degree Requirements
• Master's Degrees Thesis, creative component, or report
• Doctoral Degrees Required and Required
• First Professional Degrees Not reported
• Other Advanced Degrees Not reported

• Acceptance Rate
• Applied66
• Accepted9
• Acceptance Rate13%
• Enrolled3
• Applying
• Application Fee - Domestic $40
• Application Fee - International $75
• Electronic applications accepted? Yes
• Applications processed on a rolling basis? Yes
• Application Deadlines
• Type Domestic International Priority Date
• Fall deadline March 1st March 1st Not Reported
• Winter deadline Not Reported Not Reported Not Reported
• Spring deadline October 15th October 15th Yes
• Entrance Requirements
• Master's DegreesGRE (recommended)
• Doctoral's DegreesGRE (recommended)
• First-Professional's DegreesNot Reported
• Other Advanced DegreesNot Reported
• International DegreesTOEFL required, 550 paper based, TOEFL iBT

• Tuition & Fees
• In-state tuition *$4,044
• Out-of-state tuition *$16,008
• International student tuitionNot Reported
• * Tuition for full-time graduate student per academic year
• Fees
• Per-academic year fees$2,122.00
• Per-term feesNot Reported
• One-time feeNot Reported
• * Fees for full-time graduate students
• Financial Support
• Financial award applicants must submitFAFSA
• Application deadlines for financial awardsMarch 1
• Types of financial support availableTeaching Assistantships, Tuition Waivers, Health Care Benefits

• Gender
• Total Graduate Students32
• Female Percentage31%
• Male Percentage69%
• Participation
• Total Graduate Students32
• Part-time Percentage84%
• Full-time Percentage16%
• Ethnicity
• Hispanic / Latino0%
• Black / African American0%
• White / Caucasian82%
• American Indian / Alaskan Native0%
• Asian9%
• Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander0%
• Two or more races9%
• Unknown0%

• Faculty Breakout
• Total Faculty41
• Full-time Percentage80%
• Part-time Percentage20%
• Female Percentage27%
• Male Percentage73%